Bought a pair of Super Zero 2.1 speakers a couple of years ago, never got the chance to write a review. Have to say, it is one of the best speakers we've ever had. We used to have a pair of klipsch towers at over 7 times the cost of these and these destroy the klipsch as far as imaging is concerned. Using same sub and readjusted crossover to blend with these small speakers and wow. Accurate and detailed within frequency range and sub handles low end. Feed these puppies some clean power and enjoy the music.You can spend as much as you want on speakers and sound is subjective for listener but as an old audiophile who was in custom hifi for years these speakers are as good as it gets for this low price and with a good sub, amplification and proper crossover settings embarrass many floor standing speakers at 10 times the price. You can take that to the bank.

 I recently purchased a pair of SuperZero 2.1's along with a SS-10 10 inch subwoofer direct from NHT to form a 2.1 full range system. The overall performance of this new system is excellent. Bass performance of the Super Zero 2.1 by themselves is only good down to around 85 hz which is to be expected due to its small 4-1/2" sealed woofer; however, the midrange / high end performace above 85 hz is amazingly good. Also, these little speakers will play surprising loud without distoring Overall sound quality is very wide, clean, and natural sounding with excellent musical  detail whether listening to music or watching movies. I'm noticing little details in the sound that I never heard before on any of the previous speakers systems I've owned. With the Super Zero 2.1 combined with the SS-10 subwoofer it forms a full range system comparable to other speaker systems selling up to three times as much or more. So far I am extremely pleased with the performance of both my Super Zero 2.1's and the SS-10 subwoofer. NHT makes great sounding speakers.

I just purchased a pair of Super Zero 2.1 to connect to the Griffin Twenty amp and play my pc music. This replaced my Cambridge Soundworks 2.1 speakers and the difference is night and day. The richness of the 2.1's blow me away. I hear things I hadn't before and the amount of bass is perfect for me. I was constantly adjusting the Cambridge due to the bass and now the only thing I mess with is the volume. I own only NHT speakers (Absolute Towers and b10 sub, also the discontinued NHT Verve speakers for TV audio) Great company and great people. Looking for future releases from NHT!

Last month I was fortunate to be the one of the winners of NHT’s monthly contest to for a pair of Super Zero 2.1 speakers. I bought a third Super Zero so I could use the speakers as the front and center channel speakers of my home theatre system which is in my family room. My home theatre system is a Denon “Home Theatre in a box” system that came with a receiver, six speakers, and a subwoofer. The Super Zero speakers provided an immediate, significant improvement in sound. TV sounded better, Blue Rays and DVD’s sounded better, and CD’s sounded great. I never really listened to much music with my home theatre system, because I listen to music in my living room on a recently upgraded two channel stereo system which sounded much better. Owning NHT speakers has changed that, because music sounds terrific when I am listening to DVD’s, CD, or cable broadcasts through the NHT speakers. I have hooked the NHT Super Zero speakers to the 100 watt per channel Yamaha R-S700 receiver in my living room to compare them to my newly purchased (and much more costly) three way tower speakers. I have an NHT B10-D subwoofer connected to this system, so the Super Zero’s had good bass to complement their sound. The Yamaha receiver really lit up the sound of the Super Zero’s and they sounded great. I can’t say that the Super Zero’s sound better than my tower speakers but they sound amazing considering how little they cost. After living with the Super Zero’s for several weeks, I am extremely pleased with them. They are very suited to a small to medium sized room. I am getting excellent sound using an inexpensive receiver and an average subwoofer. The high range is tight and accurate and the mid-range sounds, especially when playing music, has excellent punch to it. When NHT comes out with their new Super in wall speakers, I’ll upgrade the rest of the speakers in my home theatre system. Thanks NHT.